Although the injury isn’t too serious, a Nottingham Forest star has withdrawn from international duty.

Nottingham Forest star withdraws from international duty

The player in question is Ibrahim Sangare, and the player-in-form is not going to travel to meet the Ivory Coast team.

Sport-Ivoire claims that the player is not well enough to travel with them due to a minor injury that has been evaluated by the international medical staff.
In order to get the player ready for Forest’s upcoming Premier League match against Liverpool, he will instead receive some treatment back at the City Ground.

With 15 tackles in the first three games of the season, Sangare leads the Premier League in tackles. He has significantly improved this season.

He will now miss the Ivory Coast’s African Nations Cup qualifying matches against Zambia and Chad.

For the Premier League, Forest needs Sangare healthy and productive.

For this, Sangare is really deserving of respect. He’s going to recuperate in England rather than risk escalating the situation by going on international duty.
In spite of his detractors, the quantity of tackles he has collected indicates that he is currently worthy of a spot in the Forest squad.

Nuno Espirito Santo supports him, and in the end, he’s carrying out his paid duties by committing to the play, winning tackles, and disrupting it.

It doesn’t really reflect well on Sangare’s current form for some cynics to be fixated on what he can’t do.

It is now hoped that he can bounce back from this small setback and be ready to play a significant role when Liverpool visits Anfield in a few weeks.